This website
gives an impression of the beauty of Kicevac. We hope that this brief introduction
will impress you and inspire you to visit this beautiful village.
Klicevac is situated in the Balkan peninsula, approximately
100 Km east of the capital of Serbia, Belgrade. This village of 1500 inhabitants
is on the shores of the river Danube, a second largest European river.
It is distant from 24km of the town of Pozarevac. The town of Kostolac
situated near Viminacium, the former capital of the roman province of
upper moesia is distant from 8km and the fortress of Ram, build by the
Turkish at the end of XV century, is distant from 9km.
Klicevac on map of Balkans |
Klicevac is the birthplace of the voïvode Milenko Stojkovic,
hero of the first Serb insurrection against the Turkish occupant.
Klicevac is known for archeological sites of prehistoric,
Roman and old-Slavic time. One of the great finds is the idol of Klicevac,
it is a clay statuette found in 1881 and dating from the age of bronze
(1500 to 1000 before our era).
Ethnically, Klicevac's county is mainly populated by
the Serbs.
In seventies, many people temporarily immigrated to
Western European countries, mainly Italy, Austria, Germany and France.
